Wim van Velzen photography
Central Highlands
© Wim van Velzen
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19 photographs - click on the images to enlarge
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Tyndrum 1 |
Tyndrum 2 |
Glen Orchy 1 |
Glen Orchy 2 |
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Ben Lawers 1 |
Ben Lawers 2 |
Ben Lawers 3 |
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Ben Lawers 4 |
Ben Lawers 5 |
Ben Lawers 6 |
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Glen Lyon 1 |
Glen Lyon 2 |
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Tyndrum 3 large |
Tyndrum 4 |
Tyndrum 5 |
Tyndrum 6 |
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Tyndrum 7 |
Tyndrum 8 |
Rowardennan Forest |
By lack of a better name I called the area between Rannoch Moor and Loch Lomond Central Highlands. Less cultivated and less ravaged by tourists - playing golf or not - than the Grampian Mountains. An area with beautiful glens and lots of peace as soon as you leave the main roads.
I myself like Glen Lyon and Ben Lawers best. Soon thoughts and daydreams about living in Scotland rise up in my mind. Maybe a little too much silence though...
Part of Ben Lawers is fenced against sheep and deer. That way all kinds of flowers and tiny animals get a chance to recover from overgrazing. And so they do! Simply beautiful are the lichens making maps by their forms and colours.
Another favourite of mine is the Tyndrum campsite. A nice forest is just a
minute's walk or probably even less. One can do a mile of the West Highland Way. Or just throw some stones in the river and dream away.
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